On this page of the Bibury web site, you will find details of places of interest to visit in Bibury.
Bibury is an extremely popular Cotswold visitor destination that can become very busy on a sunny summer afternoon, and even attracts visitors on the coldest winter day.
A lazy summer afternoon wandering among the honey coloured Costwold stone buildings is as close as you can get to the perfect Cotswold experience.
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Whilst in Bibury you really must visit the Arlington Row of weaver's cottages. One of the most photographed places in the Cotswolds.
For more information, visit our Arlington Row page.
Bibury Trout Farm is England's oldest working trout farm.
Visit our Bibury Trout Farm page.
You can also read a review of Bibury Trout Farm sent in by a Bibury Website visitor.
Just a short walk from the village centre is the St. Mary's Church. Visit our Church of St. Mary page.
If you are travelling to Bibury by car, for details of where to park in Bibury see the parking in Bibury page. Discover the best place to park your car in Bibury and see a map of places to park in Bibury.
Many people combine a trip to Bibury with visits to Cirencester and Burford which are both a short drive from Bibury.
Further afield you will find the likes of Blenheim Palace, Cotswold Water Park and Westonbirt Arboretum
Visit our 'places near Bibury' page for some ideas of other Cotswolds towns and villages to visit when you're in Bibury. For other Cotswolds attractions, visit the Cotswolds Guide.